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meter-polyfill

v1.7.3

Published

Polyfill for the meter element

Downloads

423

Readme

meter-polyfill

Polyfill for the meter element

npm npm

NPM

npm install --save meter-polyfill

Bower

bower install --save meter-polyfill

test

https://fisker.github.io/meter-polyfill/test/meter/meter.html

for browsers supports meter, use fmeter to test

https://fisker.github.io/meter-polyfill/test/fmeter/meter.html

api

meterPolyfill(); // document contains meter
meterPolyfill(document.getElementById('container')); // dom contains meter
meterPolyfill(document.getElementsByTagName('div')); // domlist contains meter
meterPolyfill(meter); // meter
meterPolyfill(document.getElementsByTagName('meter')); // meters
meterPolyfill([meter1,meter2])// arrays
meterPolyfill([div1,div2])// arrays

meterPolyfill.version // version number
meterPolyfill.CLASSES // class list of value element
meterPolyfill.LEVEL_SUBOPTIMUM // LEVEL_SUBOPTIMUM;
meterPolyfill.LEVEL_OPTIMUM // LEVEL_OPTIMUM;
meterPolyfill.LEVEL_SUBSUBOPTIMUM // LEVEL_SUBSUBOPTIMUM;
meterPolyfill.calc // calculate meter/propValue

var calcResult = meterPolyfill.calc(meter); // meter
var calcResult = meterPolyfill.calc(propValues); // Object propValues
calcResult[min/max/low/high/optimum/value] // for browsers not support getters
calcResult.percentage // value width percentage(0-100)
calcResult.level // value level 
calcResult.className // value className

usage

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/meter-polyfill/dist/meter-polyfill.min.css">
<script src="https://unpkg.com/meter-polyfill/dist/meter-polyfill.min.js"></script>
<script>
console.log(meterPolyfill);
</script>

amd loader

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/meter-polyfill/dist/meter-polyfill.min.css">
<script src="require.min.js"></script>
<script>
require(['https://unpkg.com/meter-polyfill/dist/meter-polyfill.min.js'], function(meterPolyfill) {
  console.log(meterPolyfill);
});
</script>

known issue(s):

  1. minify version does works on ie < 9

    use meter-polyfill.js instead. until uglifyjs fix this bug

  2. currently firefox shows diffently from chrome

  3. old IEs

  4. ie <= 8 problem: accessing properties get attribute value solution: use meterPolyfill.calc(meter)[prop] instead

  5. ie <= 7 problem: meter.labels is not live solution: currently no solution supplied

  6. innerHTML created Meter is not polyfilled imidiately.

    1. call meterPolyfill(parentNode) manually.
    2. render to the dom tree, it will be polyfilled.
  7. list functions returns diffently from native, and there is no plan to change.

  8. Function.prototype.toString.call(HTMLMeterElement)

  9. meter.toString()

  10. Object.prototype.toString.call(meter)